RE: TFT Latest Software Update - 2

Moto-mate every time

A week ago, I got the latest SW update (022 005 041) at no cost, while the bike was in for service (Southern California).

Things I have noticed...
What you choose to have displayed (mpg, tire pressure, range...) at the top/right, must be selected before entering the Sport screen.
The max lean angles reset to 0 when you turn OFF the bike. 37 degree max lean on each side seems right for today's twisty mountain road.
The DTC reading will only indicate a value if you lose traction as I did when accelerating in a bumpy curve, revealing 22% in this case. What would 100% DTC mean?
Under solid braking, I recorded 7 m/s2 (71% of 1g).
I know, it was time to add fuel.

Happy sport riding, Jerome
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I like it and that info will be interesting to review after a sporty ride.

But let me be the first to ask: If you low-side the bike do you get a consolation high-score on the lean angle?

It's a cool screen that I enjoy, but the menu route to get there is a little strange. A simple push right or left on the wheel to move between the two dash options would be easier and more intuitive than making "sport" it's own menu item. The menu setup is a little wonky all the way around, though, so I guess this fits.

Zitat von jdr im Beitrag #17

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A week ago, I got the latest SW update (022 005 041) at no cost, while the bike was in for service (Southern California).

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Yes it's degrees from vertical.

I had mine updated for free at the local BMW service point although they did not sell me my bike did not charge me lent me a bike for free and took the bike in at 08:00 and 13:00 the bike was ready to collect

The DTC number is about the intervention of the Traction control. So 35 means a 35% intervention. 100% would mean a complete take-over. When accellerating on a sandy surface, I got it into 60%, just for the fun of it.

And the lean-angle indicator is simple, as a circle is 360 degrees. So a lean-angle of 90% (or more) would mean you're flat on the ground.

The easiest and healthiest way to get the number up is by riding hairpins or on a circuit.

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Aside from turning OFF the bike and then back ON, is there a way of resetting the max lean angles (displayed in Sport Screen) while riding?
Tried pushing many buttons yesterday, but to no avail.

Zitat von TriangleRider im Beitrag #19

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It's a cool screen that I enjoy, but the menu route to get there is a little strange. A simple push right or left on the wheel to move between the two dash options would be easier and more intuitive than making "sport" it's own menu item. The menu setup is a little wonky all the way around, though, so I guess this fits.

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You need to select it fresh every time you start the bike.

I took my bike in on September 15 for a service and I specifically asked about firmware updates and was told there wasn’t any. I’m at 021_004_040. I was told when they hooked the bike up to the computer if there were any they would automatically download. Are these latest updates not mandatory? Or can the dealer select if they update to them or not?

Zitat von Upinsmoke im Beitrag #27

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I took my bike in on September 15 for a service and I specifically asked about firmware updates and was told there wasn’t any. I’m at 021_004_040. I was told when they hooked the bike up to the computer if there were any they would automatically download. Are these latest updates not mandatory? Or can the dealer select if they update to them or not?

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I have the latest update but annoyingly still get the Bluetooth disconnection issues (where the bike forgets that it has paired with my phone so I have to go in and re-pair it). Anyone else get that?

Zitat von OlieL im Beitrag #29

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I have the latest update but annoyingly still get the Bluetooth disconnection issues (where the bike forgets that it has paired with my phone so I have to go in and re-pair it). Anyone else get that?

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